Opry Titanium-Coated Scissors

The Opry titanium-coated scissors are designed for textile and craft projects where controlled cuts are needed: trimming yarn ends, shaping tassels, preparing fringes, and cutting small fabric pieces for linings or accessories. Sources agree they are suitable for “sewing and craft projects” and versatile for yarn, felt, and fabrics commonly used in needlework, giving a steady cutting feel.

In the 21.5 cm model with Microteeth blades, the added grip prevents materials from slipping, which is especially helpful when cutting drapey or slippery fabrics. If your priority is cutting wool precisely and maintaining control close to the piece, these scissors offer a reliable and comfortable response in continuous use.

According to the official distributor and specialist shops, this range is available in several lengths for different uses. The Opry 18 cm craft scissors prioritise manoeuvrability close to the work and are agile for trimming yarn ends or shaping details. The Opry 21 cm titanium-coated scissors balance reach and control for general sewing and craft tasks.

If you want longer cuts and better fabric grip, the Opry 21.5 cm Microteeth scissors include a blade with fine teeth that help stabilise materials while cutting. Choose according to your hand and main task: detail and proximity (18 cm), general use (21 cm), or longer cuts with extra support (21.5 cm Microteeth).

Sources describe these scissors as “strong and durable” thanks to the titanium coating, a layer that improves resistance to wear from frequent use in sewing and crafts. In practice, you’ll notice the blades stay sharp for longer when cutting yarn, felt, or fine fabrics commonly used in knitting and crochet projects.

This coating combines with stainless steel, so the cutting feel is firm and consistent. Without making absolute claims, the real advantage is a durable craft tool that withstands long sessions without losing regularity in the cut, especially if you reserve the scissors for textile use only.

In the 21.5 cm model, the blade incorporates Microteeth that lightly grip the material to prevent slipping. This results in more controlled cuts on textured fabrics, satin, or linings, and also when trimming fringes and tassels. Several shops and the distributor highlight this feature as a support for precision.

If you work on fine finishes in knitted accessories, the Microteeth reduce mistakes when shaping and improve the alignment of the lower and upper blades. It doesn’t add aggressiveness to the cut: it simply increases control, making it useful when you want a neat edge without snags or waviness.

Yes. Both the distributor and specialist shops note ergonomic or soft-grip handles in this range, designed to provide comfort and control. In practice, this helps maintain a natural hand posture when moving from trimming yarn ends to longer cuts, without needing to squeeze the handles excessively.

If you knit daily and switch between several tasks, a pair of Opry soft-grip scissors means less accumulated fatigue and better hand stability. It doesn’t replace taking breaks, but it adds comfort and grip – something highly appreciated in long sessions of assembling pieces or finishing garments.

Yes, as long as they are textiles commonly used in needlework. Sources state they are suitable for “sewing and crafting”, so they work well for cutting wool yarn precisely, shaping tassels, and trimming fringes without unravelling the stitches. The cutting control is appropriate for working very close to finished pieces.

For small linings or decorative details, the 21.5 cm Microteeth model helps guide the cut when fabric tends to slip. If the task is very close and delicate, a shorter length offers more manoeuvrability; if you need longer strides per cut, the 21 cm option works as a versatile tool for your sewing kit.